Where:
At intersections, railway crossings, merging lanes, and areas where vehicles join or cross another roadway

Purpose:
To warn drivers that they must give right of way to all other traffic approaching or already in the intersection, or to trains approaching at a railway crossing.
It ensures that traffic flows smoothly and safely without the need for a complete stop unless necessary.

Action:
As you approach the YIELD sign, slow down and look in all directions for approaching vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians.
Give way to all traffic on the main road or to any vehicle close enough to pose a hazard.
Stop completely if required to avoid a collision or if visibility is limited.
Proceed only when it is safe, ensuring that your movement does not interfere with other road users.
At a railway crossing, always check both directions for oncoming trains before crossing.

Where:
At intersections, pedestrian crossings (zebra crossings), school zones, and other areas where pedestrians are likely to cross the road.

Purpose:
To compel drivers to give priority to pedestrians who are crossing or intending to cross the road.
The sign serves as a warning that pedestrians may be present and have the right of way at the designated crossing.

Action:
As you approach the pedestrian crossing, reduce your speed and be alert for pedestrians near or on the road.
Yield to pedestrians who are already crossing or who are clearly intending to cross.
Stop completely if necessary to allow pedestrians to cross safely.
Do not overtake or pass another vehicle that has stopped at a pedestrian crossing, there may be people crossing in front of it.
Once all pedestrians have crossed and the way is clear, proceed carefully.